Sentence examples for with patently from inspiring English sources

Cruz instead went for Trump's throat – the soft vulnerable spot that is Trump's association with patently liberal, elite New York.

It's a corrupt public official who testifies in his own defense with patently false, rhetorical pyrotechnics of the "You have some nerve to accuse me!" genre.

It seems fair to say, in light of such passages in the Guide as the two above, that the allegorical artistry of the Bible, in its intended effect of leading average people to be able to live in accordance with the truth comes with some unpleasant side effects, viz. it might indeed leave some people with patently false ideas about God and reality.

In a statement, Disney said: "Mr. Goldman's lawsuit is riddled with patently false allegations.

I never understand why organisations like this think they will persuade people of their cause with patently ridiculous (and, frankly, unfunny, which is even worse) shit like "bringing home the bagels".

As the reference standard was here the surgical specimen, the MDT chose to exclude from the final analysis lesions with patently benign behaviour that had not been removed.

Dealing with the patently comic contrast between the stalwart Red Army Chorus with its massed 100 singers and 40 musicians in their heavy military uniforms and the clownish Leningrad Cowboys in hairdos and shoes that look like the battering rams of ancient triremes, Mr. Kaurismaki wisely lets the camera do his talking.

The sacrifices demanded of Italy in the Numidian and German wars probably increased dissatisfaction among Italians with their patently inferior status.

In a statement issued in March, the accuser's lawyer, John Clune, called the accusation that his client had sex not long after her encounter with Mr. Bryant "patently false".

The moment when a once-loved franchise (eg Indiana Jones) wilfully destroys its legacy with a patently ludicrous moment See Indy escaping a nuclear blast by hiding in a fridge in The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull.

"Every day I hear from Americans who are fed up with the patently offensive programming coming their way so much of the time," he said, referring to the televised shlock-o-rama as "a race to the bottom".